MACD Based Price Forecasting

MACD Based Price Forecasting pushes the classic MACD beyond the present: whenever a signal condition occurs, it looks up how price historically traveled in the bars that followed comparable signals and projects that experience forward as a forecast path inside a shaded range. The approach is analog forecasting in spirit: percentiles of past post-signal trajectories rather than an extrapolated line.

How to Trade the MACD Based Price Forecasting?

• Trend Determination = MACD: a positive MACD reads as an uptrend, negative as a downtrend, and forecasts are built for that regime.
• Trend Determination = MACD-Signal: direction comes instead from the MACD's position above or below its signal line.
• Central path bias: an Average Percentile above 50 tilts the projection bullish; below 50, bearish. Align it with your outlook.
• Forecast area edges: the shaded range's bounds double as potential support and resistance zones for targets and invalidation.
• Reversal watch: with a well-chosen horizon, reversals become easier to recognize inside MACD-defined trends.

MACD Based Price Forecasting Settings

• Fast Length / Slow Length / Signal Length: the periods behind the MACD and its signal line.
• Trend Determination: selects how trend direction is inferred from the MACD.
• Maximum Memory: caps how many post-signal prices are recorded; lower values make forecasts more variable.
• Forecasting Length: how many bars ahead the projection extends.
• Top Percentile / Average Percentile / Lower Percentile: set the upper bound, central path, and lower bound of the forecasting area.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from a standard MACD?

Can it predict market reversals?

Is MACD Based Price Forecasting free to use?